OT - Re: tipped enough?

[Dick Goldhaber]

You really want me to embarrass myself, don't you, Sue :(

I can't fault Comcast for this one

OK, when I finished downloading the patch it was necessary for me to re-boot
the computer. As I was doing that, I noticed that the computer was sitting
sort of cockeyed so I reached down and attempted to straighten it out.

When I did that, the cables for the mouse and the keyboard fell out. When I
tried to put them back in I bent a pin on the mouse connector.

It was nothing more that an old man trying (unsuccessfully) to exhibit
manual dexterity. :( again

As the young folk say, "Me bad".
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ


"Sue and Kevin Mullen" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> Dick Goldhaber wrote:
>
> > Sorry to be so slow in the comeback but I did major damage to my
computer in
> > trying to add Microsoft's latest fix to their Windows XP package.
>
> Dick,
>
> We have had some computer problems recently also, something has been
> eating up our disk space. DH has been able to fix it, but it has been a
> pain. Since we are both served by Comcast, same area, I wonder what kind
> of problems have you been having? Could it be Comcast related, since we
> both have had problems?
>
> sue
>

[Sue and Kevin Mullen]

Dick Goldhaber wrote:
> You really want me to embarrass myself, don't you, Sue :(
>
> I can't fault Comcast for this one
>
> OK, when I finished downloading the patch it was necessary for me to re-boot
> the computer. As I was doing that, I noticed that the computer was sitting
> sort of cockeyed so I reached down and attempted to straighten it out.
>
> When I did that, the cables for the mouse and the keyboard fell out. When I
> tried to put them back in I bent a pin on the mouse connector.
>
> It was nothing more that an old man trying (unsuccessfully) to exhibit
> manual dexterity. :( again
>
> As the young folk say, "Me bad".

LOL....sorry I asked the question, I didn't mean to embarrass you(VBG).

I use the computer, but when something goes wrong, I yell for my hubby.
Then if things go wrong, it is "his" fault, not mine.

sue

[Dick Goldhaber]

Considering what I have been accused of in this newsgroup, being computer
illiterate is not high on the list :(
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ


"Sue and Kevin Mullen" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> Dick Goldhaber wrote:
> > You really want me to embarrass myself, don't you, Sue :(
> >
> > I can't fault Comcast for this one
> >
> > OK, when I finished downloading the patch it was necessary for me to
re-boot
> > the computer. As I was doing that, I noticed that the computer was
sitting
> > sort of cockeyed so I reached down and attempted to straighten it out.
> >
> > When I did that, the cables for the mouse and the keyboard fell out.
When I
> > tried to put them back in I bent a pin on the mouse connector.
> >
> > It was nothing more that an old man trying (unsuccessfully) to exhibit
> > manual dexterity. :( again
> >
> > As the young folk say, "Me bad".
>
> LOL....sorry I asked the question, I didn't mean to embarrass you(VBG).
>
> I use the computer, but when something goes wrong, I yell for my hubby.
> Then if things go wrong, it is "his" fault, not mine.
>
> sue
>